Community notices from Sanday School and local churches
The Sanday School and area churches hosted a reception honoring speakers and volunteers. Baptisms were performed for Jane Patricia Kirkwood and Blake Edward French, with local clergy and families in attendance. The junior choir sang and Rev Norman Russ conducted. A storm later damaged hall windows. Ross Shortill received a Bible as he departs to join the police force.
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Jane Patricia
Little
James Kirkwood
Blake Edward, Little
French
Norman Russ
Linden
Ross-Shortill
Ross
LIMEHOUSE Community Notes Celebrate Milestones
Long list of local happenings includes Mr. Oliver Williams marking his 171st birthday with 28 relatives at the Williams home on June 25. Holidays, weddings, visits, and health updates fill the town diary with travel plans to Saskatoon New York and London plus hospital news from Georgetown District and Milton District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Williams
Palmerston
Geo. Williams
Williams
Doris Mitchell
Saskatoon
Toronto
Jodie Scott
Sick ‘Children's Hospital
Walter Thomas
Port Colborne
Linham's
Mes
England
C. James
London
Audrey James
New York
John Sears
Edna Cummings
Hermann
Linda
Michael
David
Rochester
N.Y
James Noble
Frank Wheeler
Riverdale
Mich
Wm, Karn
E. Karn
Evison — Barn
Westminster Hope United Church
Harvey McDowell
Belwood B A C Steak Fry At Lake Belwood
Nine Anglican Church men gathered at Lake Belwood on Wednesday evening July 5 for a steak fry water skiing and surfboard riding. Boats provided by G V Barbeau and Jack Blow. Members included Ken Blow Frank Van Wyck H B Stokreef Vic Bristow Walter Dubois George Gold and Brian Barbeau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Anglican Churchmen
Lake Belwood
G.V. Barbeau
Jack Blow
Ken Blow
Frank van Wyck
H. B. Stokreef
Vic Bristow
Walter Dubois
George Gold
Brian Barbeau
New Store Owner Opens In Former Ruddick Shop
Mrs. Philip Waltho takes over the Young Street store formerly run by Ruddick. The Ontario newcomer will manage with her husband commuting to Toronto, aided by their four children. They aim for quality goods and strong service, and have shifted hours to match downtown merchants.
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Acton
Philip Waltho
Hornepayne
Ontario
Ruddick
Young Street
Phillip Waltho
Christian Reformed Church Service and Baptism Notice
The notice announces the Sixth Sunday after Trinity worship at 10 00 am with Matins led by Rev D Dittrich BA and an infant baptism service. Sunday School for Senior Section led by Rev J Nutma BA BD at 301 Queen St Box 46 with phone 98.
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Christ
HLS
Christian Reformed Church
Rev
J. Nutma
Queen St
Recital Showcases Reed Students In Luxton Hall Concert
Piano guitar accordion violin students perform a large concert before 90 attendees June 27 at Luxton Memorial Hall. The program features solo works by Kay Dennis Russell Nancy Snow Theresa Marzo Peggy Wheeler Patsy Wheeler Roy Baxter Joe Petrie Dorothy Sterritt Diane Snow Barbara Lind among others with Mr. Bydevante teaching accordion and the Watsons and Mrs Vickery assisting piano and string parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Wheeler
Gossip Joan
Scott Watson
Bach
Allan MacDonald
Patsy Wheeler
Peter Marzo
Roy Baxter
Alceste
Lary White
Phip-Poor
Gluck
Jorléy Shortil
Judy Gordon
Winnifred Dunbar
Diane Snow
Larry Whites
Kay Dennis
Donna Sterrit
Jacoba Vanderbrink
Celia Lind
Nancy—Miller
Elise
Queen
Nancy Miller
Mr. Bydevante
Mr.Watson
Mrs. Watson
Vickery
Pupil Recital Honors Mrs Scull With Top Award
Dorothy Richardson Scull’s pupils staged an annual recital at Acton Baptist Church with about 20 performers. Jean Hart won the year’s top award. Diane Swackhamer earned overtime practice honors. multiple pupils received high marks and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Richardson Scull
Actin’ Baptist Church
Toronto
Decie
Leslie Ann Cochrane
Jean Hart
Chris Brunelle
Prejudice Theme Shaped Busy Bees June Meeting
The Busy Bees Women's Institute met at Mrs. Stan Robinson's home with good turnout. President Mrs. Allen presided as the WJ Ode and Mary Stewart Collect were sung. A suggested plan to overcome prejudice was discussed. Committees formed for a July 8 strawberry social and baking sale. Mrs. McLeod gave the day’s thought, and Mrs. Lindsay reported the District Annual. Contests led to wins by Mrs. A. McLean and Mrs. Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bees Women's Institute
Stan Robinson
Allen
W.J
Mary Stewart
David Henderson
M. McLeod
Lindsay
Busy Bee
Moonlight and Roses
Hayward
Robinson
A. McLean
Black
Donations Support Cancer Research In Memoriam
Local undertaker will accept donations to support cancer research. Donors will receive official receipts and recognition as part of tribute offerings.
Lakeside Chapter Fetes New Canadians
Lakeside Chapter held a citizenship ceremony for 32 new Canadians at Milton courthouse on Thursday July 6. Judge W Cory oversaw the oath with Royal Canadian Mounted Police beside him. A reception followed with Mrs R Spielvogel and Mrs R Gillies coordinating. tea served by Chapter members.
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Lakeside
Milton Court House
W. Cory
Royal Canadian Mounted
Cory
R. Spielvogel
R. A. Gillies
Burlington
Halton
George Musselle
Immigration and Citizenship
J. Mann
E. Braida
W. Sprostun
A. J. Buchanan
Ontario Court Upgrades Damages for School Bus Injury
The Ontario Court of Appeal increased damages awarded to Diane McKinney, a high school student severely injured in a school bus accident near Erin, from $19 000 to $27 600. The ruling follows the January incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario Court of Appeal
Diane McKinney
Erin
Flags Were Gay But People Away
Holiday weekend in Acton was quiet with many cars passing through town and residents leaving for short trips. Stores closed Saturday to Monday for Dominion Day observances and garbage collection resumed Tuesday after the long weekend.
More Discussion On Fair Bylaw
A proposed bylaw governing the annual fair was discussed at the Acton Agricultural Society fourth regular meeting in the council chambers on June 28. President Nino Braida led, secretary C. W. Swackhamer read the minutes, and directors sought clarification on several definitions before final approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Par Acton Agricultural Society
Nino Braida
C. W. Swackhamer
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John Miller
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Over the Rainbow
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Caledon
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